Hi Marc,

The linker doesn't find the .opt files, otherwise you should have gotten an errormessage from the linker. I think is has to do with the uppercase E in the nodename. Try an uppercase E in the opt filename as well.

/Claes

Hi Claes,

I have tried:

plc_e227_0999.opt
plc_E227_0999 .opt
plc_e227_999 .opt
plc_E227_999.opt

I installed on another PC everything from scratch again but with the same error:

\"Failed to initialize io, %IO-E-INITFAIL, Initialization failed\"

/Marc

Hi Marc,

If you insert a 'set -o xtrace' on line 163 in $pwr_exe/wb_gcg.sh you should be able to see which .opt file Proview is looking for and if it is found.

[code:1]CompileRtNode()
{
set -o xtrace
#link option file exists and is not empty
if [ -s $pwrp_exe/$FileName.opt ]; then

ld_opt_tmp=\"`cat $pwrp_exe/$FileName.opt`\"
ld_opt=\"`eval echo $ld_opt_tmp`\"
else
ld_opt=\"`eval echo $pwr_obj/rt_io_user.o -lpwr_rt -lpwr_usbio_dummy -lpwr_usb_dummy -lpwr_pnak_dummy`\"
fi[/code:1]

/Claes

Hi Claes,

This is the result and it compiles with plc_E227_0999.opt:


Build node E227
-- Building archive for volume: 000_001_001_001
-- Archive built for volume: 000_001_001_001

-- Working with load file volume 'VolK8055'...
-- Open file...
-- Successfully created load file for volume 'VolK8055'
-- 29 objects with a total body size of 32320 bytes were written to new file.
-- Creating bootfile for node E227
plc_e227_0999_00009
-- Plc thread generated priority 22, scantime 0.10000 s, 1 plcpgm's
-- Plc process compiled for x86_linux optimized -O3 Dummy
+ ''
++ eval echo /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/rt_io_user.o -lpwr_rt -lpwr_usbio_dummy -lpwr_usb_dummy -lpwr_pnak_dummy
+++ echo /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/rt_io_user.o -lpwr_rt -lpwr_usbio_dummy -lpwr_usb_dummy -lpwr_pnak_dummy
+ ld_opt='/usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/rt_io_user.o -lpwr_rt -lpwr_usbio_dummy -lpwr_usb_dummy -lpwr_pnak_dummy'
+ g++ -L/lib/thread -L/usr/local/pwrp/k8055/bld/x86_linux/lib -L/usr/local/pwrp/k8055/x86_linux/lib -L/usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/lib -o /usr/local/pwrp/k8055/bld/x86_linux/exe/plc_e227_0999_00009 /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/rt_plc_process.o /usr/local/pwrp/k8055/bld/x86_linux/obj/plc_E227_0999.o -lplcf000_001_001_001 /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/rt_io_user.o -lpwr_rt -lpwr_usbio_dummy -lpwr_usb_dummy -lpwr_pnak_dummy /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/pwr_msg_rt.o /usr/pwr48/os_linux/hw_x86/exp/obj/pwr_msg_co.o -lrt -lpwr_remote -lpwr_nmps -lpwr_rt -lpwr_co -lrpcsvc -lpwr_msg_dummy -lpthread -lm
+ echo '-- Plc program linked for x86_linux node plc_E227_0999'
-- Plc program linked for x86_linux node plc_E227_0999
+ gcg_status=0
+ ''
+ exit 0

pppfffffff...., what the hack is going on and what am I doing wrong....

/Marc

Hi Marc,

[code:1]+ ''[/code:1]

This is the test if the opt-file exist or not, and it is case sensitive on the nodename, which it shouldn't be. Create the file with and uppercase E and hopefully it will work.

/Claes

Bingo!

It works.
But for me it's just still a little strange.
Because yesterday I tried:

plc_e227_0999.opt
plc_E227_0999.opt
plc_e227_999.opt
plc_E227_999.opt

But my lesson for today: \"hostname/*.opt files always lowercase....

Thanks again, for your support, Claes....

/Marc